Carlos Correa, Yordan Alvarez, Joe Ryan Fully Healthy for Twins Spring Training

Yordan Alvarez has confirmed he is fully healthy heading into Spring Training, stating his knee has felt normal for the past month and he did not require surgery after a late-season tweak. Similarly, Minnesota Twins pitcher Joe Ryan is also back in form after resolving shoulder issues that sidelined him at the end of last season; he has already completed several bullpen sessions this offseason. Twins shortstop Carlos Correa, who dealt with plantar fasciitis, reports he is pain-free and ready for Spring Training, having focused on rehabilitation and strengthening his feet. Correa expressed optimism about the upcoming season, noting his productive performance when healthy last year and taking preventative measures to avoid future injuries. The Twins, looking to rebound from a disappointing season, are hopeful that a healthy roster, including Correa and Ryan, will lead to success in 2025. Minnesota reports to Spring Training in less than three weeks, with Opening Day set for March 27.